St. Tammany Parish Personal Injury Lawyer, Slidell, Covington & Mandeville
Life on the Northshore runs over bridges and interstates: the Causeway into Jefferson, the Twin Spans and I-10 into New Orleans East, and I-12 stitching Slidell to Covington past some of the fastest-growing traffic in Louisiana. When a crash on those roads upends your family’s life, you deserve an experienced injury lawyer, whichever side of the lake his office sits on. Thomas Corrington has represented St. Tammany accident victims since 1998.
(504) 895-3431
Northshore Roads We Know Case by Case
I-12 – the freight-heavy corridor between Slidell and Covington where high-speed and 18-wheeler crashes concentrate
The Causeway – 24 miles with nowhere to pull over; even minor collisions become serious
The Twin Spans / I-10 into Slidell, and the I-10/I-12/I-59 interchange
US 190 through Covington and Mandeville, and Gause Boulevard in Slidell
How We Help St. Tammany Families
Slip and falls and premises injuries
Injured on the Northshore?
Call (504) 895-3431 for a free, confidential consultation. No fee unless we win.
Distance Doesn’t Dilute Representation
Most of our Northshore clients never need to cross the lake for their case. Consultations happen by phone or video, documents move electronically, and when a St. Tammany case requires court appearances in the 22nd Judicial District in Covington, we are there. What you get is what every client of this firm has gotten since 1998: the attorney’s direct attention and no fee unless we win.
Why St. Tammany Cases Have Their Own Character
The 22nd Judicial District Court has its own jury pool, local procedures, and venue-specific considerations. Those differences shape honest case valuation. We evaluate a St. Tammany case for the venue where it may actually be tried, then prepare the evidence needed to pursue a fair result.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you handle cases in Slidell and Covington from a New Orleans office?
Yes, routinely, and mostly by phone and video for the client’s convenience. Venue experience matters more than office address: we have handled 22nd JDC matters for decades.
I was hurt on the Causeway. Is that a special kind of case?
Practically, yes, Causeway crashes involve the bridge police, unique crash reporting, and often serious injuries from the lack of shoulders. Evidence gathering works differently, and we know the process.
What if the at-fault driver was commuting for work?
If a driver was working, deliveries, sales calls, company vehicles, their employer’s commercial policy may apply, which usually means significantly more available coverage. It is one of the first questions we investigate in every Northshore commuter crash.